Fat serves several essential functions in the body, including energy storage, as it provides a concentrated source of energy. It also plays a crucial role in insulation, helping to maintain body temperature and protect vital organs. Additionally, fat is vital for the absorption of fat-soluble vitamins (A, D, E, and K) and contributes to the production of hormones, supporting various metabolic processes. Lastly, dietary fats are important for cell membrane structure, influencing cell integrity and function.
5 kilograms of body fat contains approximately 39,000 kilocalories of energy. This energy can be used by the body for various functions, such as metabolism and physical activity.
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well not exactly it depends if you have body fat or have a six pack but i weigh 150 and i am 5 9 and 14 but i have an eight pack. hope this was useful.
Around 5-6 % body fatt
As young as 5 i believe...
Bodybuilders typically have body fat percentages ranging from 5 to 10, which is lower than the average person.
5 Liters is equal to about 11 pounds.
Protects the inside of the of the body. Covers organs such as the small intestines. Provides warmth from the body onto the surface. Covers both muscle tissue and fat tissues and bones. Can heal itsself on the surface of the skin (The red thing you get and when you take it off it bleeds).
A stimulant speeds up the body's functions. An example is caffeine.
A healthy minimum body fat percentage for women is 10% and for men around 5%. Body fat percentages much lower than those are unhealthy and dangerous and if they get too low, you're at risk of becoming sterile (can't have children).
Peanuts, bananas, cheese, almonds, water